Honoring Norwalk, CT World War I women
On the base of the cannon at Norwalk Town Green, [...]
World War I Classic Returns: Smith & Wesson Model 1917 .45 ACP
As a general rule double action revolvers don’t have the [...]
Looking at Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Memorial, through the eyes of a sculptor
Sabin Howard, a world-renowned figurative sculptor, is working on an [...]
Wreaths Across America in Devine, TX December 17
Recognizing those who served abroad in WWI and later, and [...]
Gov. Justice, WVDOH celebrate opening of westbound lanes on new Nitro World War I Memorial Bridge
CHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice today announced the opening [...]
NCSC Reveals the Newest Exhibit in Its Digital Wall of Spies: WWI Espionage in the USA
A new digital exhibit unveiled by the National Counterintelligence and [...]
Ukraine’s War Is Like World War I, Not World War II
The West is using the wrong analogy for Russia’s invasion—and [...]
Tradition Lives on at Hindenburg Line Dinner
Pvt. Michael Valente, recipient of the Medal of Honor, [...]
The Armchair Historian: WW1 From the American Perspective
The Armchair Historian LLC specializes in producing educational and entertaining [...]
“The Smoke of War”: Margaret “Molly” Brown and World War I
At the outbreak of World War I on the European [...]
